Warsaw
(KNA) - The site of the former
Auschwitz
concentration camp should be declared
"extra territorial" in the opinion of the
Polish Chief Rabbi Menachem
Koskowicz, and it should belong to the
Jewish people.

As, he said,
six
million Jews were murdered in the
concentration camp,
Poland ought to "hand over this little
piece of earth: to the victims, the chief
rabbi declared, in an interview with the
newspaper
Wprost.

Our
opinion

WE ARE
surprised that this respected German
newspaper, the Süddeutsche
Zeitung, did not correct the Rabbi's
exaggeration. Except that we are not
surprised at all, as in Germany anybody
correcting the "six million:" figure is
automatically guilty, without appeal, of
violating the section of modern German
criminal law relating to defaming the
memory of the dead (under which section
David Irving was fined $22,000, or
DM30,000, in 1993 for saying, truthfully,
that the "gas-chamber" shown to the
tourists at Auschwitz
is a fake
built after the war - a fact which the
Poles have now belatedly admitted.

Lest there be any
doubt who is faking now, we reproduce
(right) the memorial to the "one and a
half million" killed at Auschwitz (of
whom, see above, six million were Jews).
Our
advice: Do not buy a used car off Mr
Koskowicz.

Replacing
the original mendacious memorial tablet
erected by the communist regime to the
"four million" killed at Auschwitz is this
new stone, which speaks of "about" one and
a half million.